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<br /> Lighting of Four Tennis Courts I
<br /> at Willamette High School
<br /> L. H. Morris Electric Company $ 3,826.00
<br /> Hamilton Electric 4,223.00
<br /> Clark Elecfric 5;087.00
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<br /> Construction of Hay Barn at Hendricks Park
<br /> Lloyd Eklund . 0),760.,00
<br /> Krumdieck Bros. ' -l,960:00
<br /> Howard ,Nelson 4,691. 00
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<br /> Paving in South Amazon Park - Phase I .
<br /> R. C. Parson and Son 5,990.00
<br /> Krumdieck Bros. 7,590.00
<br /> Lloyd Eklund 7 ~,6 70..00
<br /> W{ldish Construction Co. 10,617.4.0 e
<br /> Howard Nelson 13,985.00
<br /> Mr. Hawk arrived at the Council meeting at this point. .
<br /> Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Dr. Purdy that contracts be awarded to'the low bidder on each of the proj-
<br /> ects, with the contract for the construction of the four tennis courts being awarded qn Alternate 2
<br /> which provides that cement coJoring be furn~shed ~y the, City ,and applied by the contractor. Rollcall I
<br /> vote. All councilmen present' voting aye, motion carried.
<br /> COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br /> Committee meeting held August 19, 1965:
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<br /> "Present: Councilmen Chatt (presiding), Lauris, McNutt, Anderson, and Lassen; City Manager;
<br /> Administrative Assistant; City Attorney; City Recorder; Director ~f Public Works;
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<br />1 l. Carnival Theatre' ~,Mrs. Lauris suggested and m?de a ~otion, seconded by Mr. Lassen,
<br /> that a letter" of commendation be sent to Mr. Robinson and his Carnival Theatre Company
<br /> for their contribution to the, summer entertainment a~d for advertising the cultural"
<br /> , 'life of the dty ,of, ~ugene. Motion carried. ~rs. Lauris also'recommended that the'. ,
<br /> - " Chamber of Commerce' be ei1c'ouraged'to promote tliis projeCt next year.'
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<br />2 2. Voters Pamphlet. Special E1ectionSeptemb'er 28. '1965 - ,Mr. C: .Dan Christens'en asked the,
<br /> City Council to issue a voters pamphlet for the'Sept'emoer 28, 1965 elec'tion. He 'stafed
<br /> that every ,v~ter in the City spould be g~v~~ all the information possible concerning
<br /> the issues '-, 'fluorides an,d spe'cial parkirig 'd'istrict - and that complete statements ex-, ,
<br /> p1aining each ballot measure should be placed in the pamphlet. The' City Manager ex- "
<br /> plained the estimated costs involved in printing and mailing approxi~tely ~2,700 pam-
<br /> phlets. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to autliorize' the issual1ce ,-of ,the,
<br /> voters pamphlets for the September 28, 1965 special election. Motion carried. I
<br /> Mayor Cone arrived at the committee meeting and assumed the Chair.
<br /> Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to approve Items land 2- of :t,he :Commi:ttee, report. - -Motibn c:ar-
<br /> ried. ' ,
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<br />3 3. Ordinance. Licensing Building Wreckers - The-City Manager presented copies of a proposed
<br /> ordinance requiring licensing of building demolition contractors, establishing rates for e
<br /> permits, regulating inspection, and requiring insurance or bond coverages. Mr. Kenneth
<br /> Slayton, speaking for Eugene Building Wreckers, stated the 'ordinance 'l.s the result of
<br /> several conferences between demolition contractors, construction contractors, ~nd City
<br /> officials. He stat:ed ,the group for which, he 'was speaking is in favor of the ord,:Luau'ce. -
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<br /> Mr. Charles Porter, speaking on behalf of Mr. Rby Crowe, also in the building demolition
<br /> business, stated his client is not in favo~ of the ordinance. Mr. Porter stated he .
<br /> feels that if the City's Code regulations at the present time are enforced and closer
<br /> inspection provided, then the City has adequate coverage i~~his area~ After , ftirther
<br /> discussion by the Council with questions being answered by the City Attorney'and: Super-
<br /> intendent of Building Inspection, Mr. McNutt, moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to aii'opt
<br /> the proposed ordinance. Motion carried"Mrs. Lauris voting no.
<br /> Mr. Chatt: moved seconaed by Mr. McNutt to approve: Item 3: of the committee report. : ' -
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<br /> Mr,. Charles Porter again: presented objections, to the ordinance: on behalf of Mr. Roy Crowe, also stat-
<br /> ing, that Mr'. Jay Oldham objected to,passage of the ordinance. Mr. Ken Slayton of ~ugene'Building I
<br /> Wreckers, spoke recommending passage of the ordinance. - .
<br /> A vote was taken on,the:motion to approve the COmmittee report) and 'motion carried.
<br />4 4. Planning Commission Report - July 6. 1965
<br /> a. v~riance to allow small animal clinic. Villard between Franklin Boulevard and Garden
<br /> Avenue. York (65~085) - The Planning Commission recommended approval: of this variance
<br /> subject to conditions of construction and operation of the clinic. Mr.' Chatt moved e
<br /> seconded by Mrs~.Lauris togrant th~ requested variance contingent upon compliance
<br /> with standards of construction and operation. Motion carried.
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